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Located in the heart of Northeastern Ontario, this friendly community of 9,000 people has seen its roots grow from a booming gold mining camp to a charming town with much to see and do for everyone. So join us for a day, a week, or longer and see why Kirkland Lake is the right environment for you.

MUNICIPAL LAND FOR SALE

Queen - Porteous Subdivision -- Residential Single Family Dwelling.

The Town of Kirkland Lake is providing opportunity to bid on the new residential single family dwelling lots available along Queen Street and Porteous Avenue.

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For more information, contact the Department of Physical Services at 567-9365 #227.

MUNICIPAL NOTICE

At its Regular Meeting on June 2, 2009, Council passed Bylaw 09-046 authorizing the closure of a laneway off of Murphy Avenue in Swastika and delcaing it surplus for sale to the abutting owner being 2 Connaught Avenue.

At its meeting of June 16, 2009 Council will consider the passing of the following bylaws:

Sale of 12 Woods Street
Closure of the Dixon Avenue Extension

For more information, contact the Office of the Clerk at 567-9361 #238.

Rotary Awards Announced

The Kirkland Lake Rotary Club has announced the winners of its annual awards. the awards will be presented at Rotary's Evening of Excellence dinner, to be held on April 30 at Hockey Heritage North. The recipients include:

Youth in Action - Rachel Goard
Small Business of the Year - Kohut Electric Limited
Paul Harris Fellow -Dr. Jim Brookfield
Dedication to the Vocation - Bonnie Sackrider

Armistice Resources Hits High Grade

Armistice Resources Corp. announced that it intersected high-grade gold mineralization at its McGarry advanced exploration project during its latest round of infill drilling. The McGarry project is an advanced exploration underground gold project existing of 34 contiguous patented mining claims and licences of occupation totaling 484 hectares and adjoins the former Kerr Addison Mine.

Trails Master Plan Released

The Kirkland Lake Trails Committee presented its vission of a community trail network at a recent meeting of council.

The committee, made up of members of the former Trails 2000 Committee as well as other interested individuals hired a the MMM Group to formulate a master plan. MMM Group Associate Partner Mark Inglis presented the plan to municipal leaders.

Inglis noted that the the proposed trailwould go from Gull Lake to the south end of Kinross Pond. It would evolve over several phases and be a multi-use system consisting of lookout points, viewing areas and complete signage.